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240-Unit Apartment Complex Proposed for Transitioning Seattle Neighborhood Called Back for Second EDG

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By Meghan Hall It can be difficult—given Seattle’s rapid growth—to predict how a neighborhood will look long-term, putting architecture firms to the test when designing new projects. For the project team of a proposed 240-unit residential development just north of Fremont, the preliminary Early Design Guidance proved tough, with the Northeast Design Review Board discussing […]

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